PRP Injections

PRP uses your own blood, so the risk of allergic reaction is low. As with any injectable or medical procedure, there are risks (such as bruising or discomfort). We’ll review your medical history to ensure you’re an appropriate candidate.

Discomfort is usually very manageable
• For hair: you may feel multiple quick pinches or pressure in the scalp.
• For skin: you may feel stinging or pressure with injections or microneedling.

We use strategies such as topical numbing or Pro-Nox to make the experience as comfortable as possible.

•Hair: You may notice reduced shedding and subtle changes in texture or fullness over the first few months. Hair growth cycles are slow, so patience and consistency are key.

•Skin: Some patients feel their skin looks more refreshed or hydrated fairly quickly; more measurable changes in texture and under-eye quality typically appear over several weeks and build with a series.

Usually not. PRP is a cumulative, regenerative treatment— most patients need a series of sessions to see meaningful results, followed by maintenance. We’ll set expectations clearly before you start so you understand the commitment and projected timeline.

PRP is typically considered a higher-tier, specialty treatment and may not be included as a standard monthly option. However, membership patients may receive preferred pricing or be able to integrate select regenerative treatments into their long-term plan. We can review how PRP fits with your membership during consultation.